This song is essentially a lov letter to the huge, burgeoning, and pretty much excellent fanmusic community. After DSD I was all, okay I'm tapped out of official Homestuck songs, what now? This is more of a MGDVN 2.5 than a 3, really. The song (and image, for that matter) both follow this concept of 'togetherness', no matter what may face them - and you'll see that The Disciple keeps her promise, as she is found in our night sky beside the prophet Cancerian.ĭon't see much art or songs for the Ancestors. Such angles only occur when two planets are in two signs next to each other in this case I'm referring to Cancer and Leo. The word confinis is latin for "beside" or "adjacent to" - in astrology, it is another word for semisextile, which is an aspect of 30°. (See track 19.) confinisĪs a theme for the Disciple/Signless(Sufferer) pairing, I wanted the song to be haunting, cold, and forebodying, but still beautiful and rich. He is the one referenced in the song title. The track art is Dave Strider from Homestuck. Might be something else, but it certainly sounds like a banjo to me. Pretty rocking! Also there might be a banjo in it at 2:45. This track is a jamming remix of Upwad Movement. Ok so no art OR musician commentary for this page.
#Thirty second notes famitracker update
Drawing Derse and Prospit was quite the challenge but I hope I managed something recognizable! I tried to include some pixely elements and most of the godtier update (unfortunately I couldn't find a place for Jake's crotch but hey we all know why he's so shocked). I really enjoyed drawing Jake and Jane's face. When I first saw the track's name on its own I thought of Caliborn's planet quest, but I thought this song was too upbeat for that, so I went with a Derse and Prospit's moons exploding and the Alphas reaching godtier. I wrote this song as an art exchange for redux on the forums who wanted more sunsetter remixes. I'm so sorry, I'll never make puns again. Hey there! Bite the Apple is a song about John going from being a goofy kid playing the piano to a goofy kid being launched into SBURB! For me, this was an incredibly refreshing song to write, and I still find it refreshing to listen to! You might even call it. (per LoFaM 4 standard, ive highlighted commentary from people besides the original musicians or cover artists in bold!) Bite the Apple Some cool time-reversal effects in this track.
#Thirty second notes famitracker free
Though there aren't enough free pages for an epic tale like last time, I figure I can find something to put to fill in the blanks. This is one of the few tracks where either the musician or artist didn't leave commentary. I am the guy doing the commentary booklet again. I want so very badly to draw cherubs, Lord English chasing down poor Calliope. The Homestuck Fan Musicians The Delicate Art of Temporal Manipulation You guys rock! I hope yoiu enjoy this album and take a look at all the cool art for it.īrad "Avinoch" Griffin <- thanking myself So this sure is a thing! I did art for LOFAM2 and retconned in a nice banner for the rehosted LOFAM1, so naturally I sold my soul to the LOFAM once more to draw things and wrangle some artists for the third album! I consider this project a tribute to the creative side of the Homestuck fandom. Thanks to Brad for making the booklet, AndrewNeo for hosting all this fan music for us, Xzaz for being incredible at picking tracks and references, as well as the brave sacrifices he has made for the album, and to Solatrus, Konec0 and Mark for helping along the way. Many thanks have to be extended to everyone who brings these projects together, most of all Lune, who has handled everything art for the project! I couldn't have done it without her. I hope you love each and every track on this album, much like I remember loving LoFaM in 2011.
And now we're here, in 2013, releasing LoFaM 3 for you all.
I got my own chacne to participate in these endeavours in 2012, with the fan musicians coming together to work on Sburb OST and LoFaM 2.
I'm so glad to have worked with most if not all of these musicians along the course of the past 3 years. I can remember excitedly heading to my second semester classes at university listening to the tunes that these fantastic artists had provided, and the track art to go with each song. They had an idea, to grab together some of the many pieces of fan music floating around the MSPA forums and the internet, and compile it into an album for the fandom to download.
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